Covidland: The Mask
A symbol of fear and bondage
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Overview
This second episode of the Covidland series, The Mask, uncovers the real science behind face coverings and exploreds the physical and mental health impacts of facemasks.
Details
Budget
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Revenue
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Runtime
146 min
Release Date
2021-12-21
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
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Vote Average
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Alex E. Jones
Narrator
Sherri Tenpenny
Self - Osteopathic Medical Doctor (as Dr. Sherri Tenpenny)
Tammy Clark
Self - Environmental Health & Safety Professional
Peggy Hall
Self - Wellness Expert
Del Matthew Bigtree
Self - Medical Journalist
G. Edward Griffin
Self - Author
Del Matthew Bigtree
Lee Merrett
Self - Orthopedic Spinal Surgeon (as Dr. Lee Merrett)
Gianluca Zanna
Self - Activist
Daniel McCarthy
Self - Arizona Political Leader
Dr. Andrew Kaufman
Self - Psychiatrist
Maria Van Kerkhove
Self - Technical Lead MERS-COV at WHO (archive footage)
Michael J. Ryan
Self - Executive Director of the WHO (archive footage)
Ty Bollinger
Self - Author & Film Producer
Kristen Meghan Kelly
Self - Senior Industrial Hygienist
Eric Nepute
Self - Physician (as Dr. Eric Nepute)
Lisa Haven
Self - Journalist
Bryan Masche
Self - MSN, MBA, BSN, RN
Brad Hunstable
Self - Businessman & West Point Grad (archive footage)
Rand Paul
Self - Kentucky (archive footage) (as Senator Rand Paul)
Alex Newman
Self - Journalist & Author
Dr. Chuck Baldwin
Self - Pastor, Liberty Fellowship
Dr. Annie Bukacek
Self - MD, FACP, Laureate
Jerome Adams
Self - Surgeon General of the United States (archive footage)
Tanner Ainge
Self - Commission Chairman (archive footage)
Nyka Alexander
Self - WHO Communications (archive footage)
April Baller
Self - WHO Health Emergencies Programme (archive footage)
Tucker Carlson
Self (archive footage)
Keith Cate
Self - WFLA (archive footage)
Vladimir Duthiers
Self - CBSN (archive footage)
Steven Fabian
Self - Inside Edition Correspondent (archive footage)
Anthony Fauci
Self (archive footage)
Anne-Marie Green
Self - CBSN (archive footage)
Jennifer Leigh
Self - WFLA (archive footage)
Erin Pein
Self - Suspended New Jersey School Nurse (archive footage)
Mike Pence
Self - Vice-President USA (archive footage)
Jen Psaki
Self - White House Press Secretary
Robert Redfield
Self - CDC Director (archive footage)
Edward Tronick
Self - Child Development , Harvard University (archive footage)
Dwayne Stovall
Self - Director
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